Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-13
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.

III yOul JoD Wolh.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.
Fresh fruit in its season at Kellars.
Brick, lime, stucco, at Queal & Co.'s.
Dode Alcock has been under the
weather for the past two weeks.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Bargains in clothing. Closing out
sale at Robinson's.
Largest stock of crockery, glass and
china ware at Kellar's.
Maj. G. b. Harrigle now captures his
mail at Dell Rapids, Dakota.
z. Allen buys all kinds of grain and
pays the top price every time.
j. NJ. Gitchell carries fine line of
tobacco and cigars. also candies.
VIM. Parks now occupies the position
of chief clerk at the Pioneer drug store.
To close out: 800 pr of Boots and
shoes at below cost, at NJ S. Robinson's.
Scott Il Swan are ready to receive
loads of hay delivered at shed in Hur-
ley.
| Aliens Agency handles real estate,
insurance, loans, collections and ocean
steamer tickets.
The white frost rem aimed visible for
some time after sunrise Tuesday morn
ing.
Theo. johnson answered the Herald's
call, and brought in some us fine pota-
toes as we have seen in Dakota.
The Ladies' Mite society will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Harmless, Wednesday,
October 10Th. All are cordially invited.
If you have any change left from the
next load of grain call in and pay the
printer-unless you .have been there
recently.
Our auxiliary publishers have saved
us the trouble of eXpatiating upon the
Corn Palace and the presidential tour.
See inside.
| The Prairie Farmer speaks of Sioux
City as being in Dakota. Well, what
would Sioux City be, anyway. if it were
not for Dakota?
OF course you will all yell "rats .
and "chestnuts if any mention is
made of the fact that it is time to look
after the fire-breaks.
Judge Palmer holds that the county
commissioners have right to buy cells
for a Jail, but that they can not build a
jail in which to place the cells.
w. c. T. U. will meet at the reading
room Saturday, October Is, at three
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present. as there is work to be done.
President Cleveland and party Wis
tied Sioux City and the only and origi.
nal Corn Palace, Wednesday morn,
ing. All expressed surprise and enjoy.
ment.
Spring Valley farmers and stockmen
have purchased $4,000 stallion, and
a few years hence when they drive to
town they will hold their heads so high
that they will hardly notice pedestrians
Attorney Goddard got tJens Jorgen.
sens name changed this term Of court
to James P. Steward, for the reason
that ther were fourteen Jorgensens il
Turner county, not counting the rising
generation.
| Every Dakota farmer should read ont
or more farm papers-the one neares
home first of all, and that paper is th'
Dakota Farmer, published at Huron
Dakota, at only $l.00 year. Send fol
g sample copy and premium offers.
r Robert Fowle, formerly or the popu
q lar Wentworth House, at Parker, ha
taken charge of Sioux City's new hotel
. the Merchants. which is guarantee
r that 1t will be one of the best houses il
Q west The Turner county boys viii
G find you, Bob.
The family of Constant Root wa
thrown into mourning last Sunday b.
! the death of one of its members, Mis-
:. Annie Root, aged about sixteen years
who died of typhoid fever after severa
weeks sickness. The relatives have tn
= sympathy of all in their bereavement
a The surveyors are meeting with som
difficulty in getting from the Jim rive
bottom to the Walshtown prairie. TIL
difference in altitude is 128 feet, and a
v the surveyors are restricted to a grad
d not to exceed thirty feet to the mile
e will require five miles in which to max
the raise. Mud creek valley is too shol
and a new route is being looked up.
Canton News, 7th: The Catholics a
le Worthing, under Father Powers, ar
n erecting a fine church. The contrat
ID for the building is held by j. B. Pate
of Canton, and nearly all the framin
was done at this place. The churc
ID will be ready for occupancy about til
x last of this month. The first of next,
8. fair will be held in the building to hel
m defray running expenses.
,e The county commissioners have con
a. menced proceedings to have the estat
m of Henry Richert probated. Riche
er had been county charge for nun
ID Der of years, Cornelius Unruh havln
~ been pain several hundred dollars fc
e. taking care of him. 1t now appea
De that Richert held Mr.. Unruh's note II
,y over five hundred dollars for none
er loaned. The note in Eow in the hant
y of the commissioners and will be CT
lacted for the benefit of the county